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i!?S IcUAIBER 55981 • Whitehall, Aughst. l 4 , WHEREAS it has been !nimbly represented to the icitig„titat, between the blurs of Three and Four th ` e r''ck On rite Morning of Sunday, .the zgth of luly v RINITING-1-10USE- of Mr. THO. GII,LET, irn vv,tiew,"-c t urn Fleet- ',tree, was discovered to be on Fire, by ev er " was entirely consumed ; and that there is re , i( ) believe the Premises were Wilfully and Ma ,) • titlkn u ( ::: set oii Fire by sonic evil-minded Persolt or Persons ••ti tits tn 11 1 , c "ajt!Sty for the better aprehending and bringing io the Persdns concerned in the above Felk,ny, is hereby Proinise I iis Most Gracious PARDON to any, one frxcept the Person who adual ly set Fire to the said C oin ti st , ) who sbalkiiscoirer his tit their AcCornplice ot Ac -Cur P' !" 's, so that he, she, or they may be apprehended and Ivicted Thereof. , R. RYDER. • An,i as a further encouragement, a REWARD of Fl V E ,I.( ED POUNDS is hereby offered to any , Person c epte 'T, such Discovery as 'aloiesaid, (except as is beloreex- Oit ei ,) , to he pail mi the conviaion of any or!e or more ot the oth,„ l '!e,rs, Air. bourn Stafford, Chief Clerg. of the Public _ • , SO •' Craven-street, Strand,. Angus. q, r 8 to. (7 . I ETy FUR THE DISCHAIWE ANDIRF.LIEF OF ""' ) N - : I...ti),(ISONED FOR SMALL DEBTS. t ENEFA.CTIONS since the last , REPORT, ~,, • _ . .d. Sir-'l,litlia . x *s • , . ti ol ' ni . edys, Bart: per Messrs. Hoares A. 55 0 T i '• '''. • ii.- Lgoit, p?r ditto • • to .to' o tillmas S. , Colien, •!_tsq.• per ditto . 3 3 0 tr r • Nixon. der Secretary' - • • A. 1t • o i t y ; e ,ed• Us:ier, alKt CO., . . 5 0 0 1 2 It ain i.Ock. U . Sq . . . . A. 3 ; 0 r . ii Cotterell, E s q. '• . . A. 2 2 0 14" .4 `,viita Pileiter, Esq. per Secretary . A. 1 t. 0 W..i-ane Thirkiil . 23 0 0 i Illtani Dawson. I.. s q. (t , v.o t eatsTenefadion) 66 0 • T, NI essu res, Es(l- per Messrs. Citatteri Lt s and C o A • . c: 1 — K. B. 55.. W. S. ii. is. M . X I • .• • E ' ' . Si. , ' '' r• per Treasurer A. 2 2 . 0 '3 6 o • 15 0 0 S o 0 ‘Bl 19 o Dischared and relieved from various PriSons 117 CO beht • L . ors, tor the Sum of . . • A,s3o 7 tt ed tne cases of 93 Petitioneri. 78 ii :!rreti for Chataa-rs 4 Petitions, and rejeaed t t. 'elattions arc reeeived.by James Neild, Esq. the Trea t? "-'• Cheyne_•aik, Chelsea; also by Messrs. Herries, § 1 4 ,.," 1 " , ar ! 'and . Co. bt. -lames's-street ; Hoares, Fleet- L • Chatte, Vapp, and Co. Lombaid-street ;" Bid r„", Cficks, a,,41: Ridge, Charing-cross • ••Dorrien and Co. Cornhill Haminersleys, ; Messrs. t he s, Ltu3,,,10u, and 'Co: No. 77, Lombar&serect and by t, 6 ecl -, :tary, No. 7, Craven-street, Strand, where the ,e.eu by those who arc inclined dto support this i n OtY,.ant where the Society Meet on the first Wednesday !ber HOUSEKEEPER. • WANTS a Situat6:i, as HOUSEKEEPER, a f Person of m ddle age, wzio can give undeniable re. rk.nees ter char a cter and qualification. Having been brought t r Pin the most dot - nestle .way, and always aecustruned to a i u ' !ite, ,It. is competent to the strid,t Economy itr re. v „, 1 . , 111 14 fix:um:hold Expences. She can make hcrself useful d,;;`• her and if a struation should ofEt.r with ‘y ho has young Children, she would willingly assist L - eir.Liticati;ll. by teaching them to work or read. --She Ono objection to T.Avn or- Lountry. Li r r , e. pu..t paid, addressed toatGlover's, cer, No • • .11 bed uly attended . to. . , p ace, wi , - I t 7 , tS COA rs,.ALCE COATS, and I.OHN • c OA'r S. \ATLIEREAS ,CHRISTOPHER COATS, for bo4ry_ meily . Shdburn, in Bowlancl, Yoltshire, Ls th e ' vrr, went to' live in London, about sixty years ago (b eing , )i e l `,..liout eighteen •years of age), at the Swan with I wo the cap:4eity of an Ostler;' ALC 1:: t .. "r Sigler , of the said Christopher Coats,' went from ti;aLe also to London, Onut fi fty-leafs ago, and it_' %allied a Shoemaker, JOHN COA TS, who ' i ta ,, u all ael/iCirtiiebini) to a Woolconiber at lAelston,,near at, ' ; ol4 ' ll , in Cr-iven, Yorkshire enlisted'as a Private Soldier ago NOW it the 'said Christopher h e ts, and Coats, who have notssince been r,Tort th it Chrispher COn died about tl Lei : r tiv , = ail) of then b to e living, or it 4teg"l Issue, o: liescovtants from them: will make 1,01. k diion .to s, - pleas tale, Alexander, aud,,HolmL', 4 :; 11 . or to Mlekle . , ' *burgh, i n th e ,y•ntv of • Lincoln, thcy \vitt hear of Per l"lll4 4 tncir , above three 1 - 4 , 49n s 'vele tile hildren of one William Coats; by Ann. wno as :,ist:t to one Robert Tioner, formerly ot P er, • Any inforloation respeeling all, or any of the above "'i "ill be it abied, .1 ,N: LE.. NLi ‘lii .• and' vl )RF"Pisl inclu.iing Five of . 1 'IHO US Ni . ) YO.UN 11. S. • BIS I-I res4t: 4 l'4 cliff -relurus Thanks to the Pt.l:)- 4 , 1 ,, • itt. 14,r t.leir Favours in the Last Lottery, i it s' acquaint s that I I(2 K.E TS a ., d ES are sell _ rZi„ lui the Lottery (equal in v.due to the last, but at "ced pric e s), at b ot h his truly fortunate o:tices, WI 4 , 1 / 4 :l.Ni-il ando. (.1-141t1NG-ClttisS, ' er e Thirty Cipital 'Prizes have been Shared and Sold The • within the last rune -Nl(.llths. fore Present Scheme contains only 4,c00 Numbers ; there .6llou,t;h'se who wish o h bave tavoutiie or tancy Numbers bc earlv: in Their plicatinn. ..A. e pe rsons in the Country may be supplied by any of Bish's FZ, t "4. or by sendtng tiank :Notes, Ca,n, good Bills, or °ftiCe Or c tiers (post-paiuj, to either 4, Cornhill, or 9, 4, rinv ...., cross, nroon„ • G(;NUIN E 1 , 11 , NEWBERY and SONS, No. 45, St. Paul's b Church-yard, London, or No. 29, Domerstreer; Proprietorsaines' P s Powdq, and other ,l)le Preparations, inform j the ullin:, that in conse eilee of the New Duties, the pi ice of that zs a ) 3 Pe , Packet, Of li. is. &I. per Dozen; or a Dozen in il• 4s. as made,up for the Arne and Navy ; but a r crve that th e ' wor d s " F. Newberg, No. 4S, St. Paul's," -r e , 11 graved in ti l e Stamps:. ik b ?" following are the Prices of their Medicines, ' duties ; but those who purchase six, or ;note, will be wed the Stamps'gratis: • - r. .d. J. d. James's Powder 2 9 Dalby's Carminative r 9 Lit't`knaieptie Pills 4 6 Strong Tinet. of Bark 4 • tr. Antibilious Pills 2 9 tiaxiialif:Aitto • 3 0 br:kitstin's Chalybeate 4 o English Coffee -2 9 Opodeiduo 2. 9 Essence of. Ginge r, 2:9 b o z Ingfish's Scots Pills 1; 4 '-arnutnit e Drops t. 9 Cheltenham Salts - 2 9 • 11 .l r• Stu. -ne cOt Qolts f venturice oot . 3 6 I pecacuao ha Lozenges 1 ib „ 4 : Solander's Tea , 2 9 • toi,`-ePttal:c on u lt ti henry's MagO.sia 2 6 of Blois - t t 6 Maredant's Drops - 5 6 '?•lagnesia - 3 6 Spilsbury's ditto - 5 . 6 - . 5 0 Grant's Cough ditto 6 - 2 G_reeno ,. o ; inctures r, ti oo le . -- - 9 Ditto (nu lozenges rple - Southing Syru. 2 allowa Pills ucc to Merci.aats, for Expportatioa. 9 f; ) A gcl . i tr 1 fa i tiol , -4':A. `ALeI 1-t'5r.17447.1',?-;:..-f '; • k ' --141 " • TITESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1810. TREA CH PAP.ERS ‘ . PARIS, AUG. 2.—con Thursday last . his Majesty was•employed during the greater part of the day at Trianon, in transaeing business with hiS Ministers. In'vthe evening The Emperor and Empress attended the representation of the. Femmes Savantel. The Court was extremely : among the persons of distil - talon we remarked her Majesty the Queen of SIAM, their -Highnesses the ,Prince Arch-Chan .the Prince .of Neufchatel, . the Prince of Ponte Corvo, and his Excellency Count Metternich. Their-Majesties were expeEted to take the diversion of lannting this' day, in the forest of Rambouillet.— . _ . It is supposed their Majesties will return to Paris in the beginning of the week. • On Sunday last, after mass, the civil and military atithoriiies of Versailles hadllie honour of being in troduced to an audience cf the Emperor, who conde scended to converse with' them wish much kindness and affability; entering into various details relative to the department in general, and the city of -Ver sailles in particular. The same day, in the after noon, their Majesties made ~-an excursion on the canal, the gondolas being navigated by the sailors of ,the Imperial marine.. In the evening, the per r fanners of the French Theatre - represented the lical,ier,de Seville, at the Theatre of the Palace of Trianon. On Monday their Majesties hOnoured with a visit the Imperial Military School of St. Cyr. His Ma jesty, the Emperor, atter seeing the battalion of pu pils exercised, condescended to put sothe questions to them with regard to the artillery. He was satis fied, and thought twenty of them qualified to serve in that branch. His Maj sty strongly. expressed - his satistaetion to M. Bigot, a Captain Of Artillery, (ached to the school, 'with regard to the fire-rockets, with which he made some experiments in his pre- sence. The road,all the avenues-leading to St.Cyr, the•banks' of the zah3l, and, in short,. every place through which it was su;.pOsed their Majesties might pass on their.return to TrianonfwerecroWded with an immense number of speCtators-. The Conservative Senate held a Meeting on. the Loth. On the 14th admisSion will be given-at all, the Theatres gratis. Count de Wintzingerode, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary Ilona nis Majesty Gie King el . Wirtemberg.„'has arrived at Paris. Repnin,-..the Russian Minister to the' King of Spain, arrived of Brussels on the 6th, with a nu merous suite, and on the 711 i-continued his journey tor Madrid: A letter from Antwerp, of the .6th, states, that the utmost aaivay prevails there in curil ! ,leting-the new fortifications. Jn digging the foundaiious Se veral ancient coins had been found. IMPERIAL CusToms.—An error of the press. in the Decree of the sth instant, unlit be corrected its follows: " Levant Cotton, imported by sea, 400 f.--7 The same imported by lend, through the offices at Co logne,' Cobientz, • Mentz, anti Strasburgh, 200 I." 7The pages ,of the King of Holland are on their way. to. St. Cjuud. They ,are to serve with .ihe pages of the Emperor. The greater part ut the • Guards have . goee to Utrecht, whence 'they teal march for France. • An article from Berlin says, that Ml's. Baiherst, the 'wife of )he English Envoy, who disappeared at Perleberg, is at pre...tut, in that capital. The Monitenr of the Aeth,,has - the following note upon the passage, of Lord Wellington's dispaieli of the I t tli of July, praising the conduct of ale Go: vernor of Ciudad Rodrigo:--" Very, well. It re:. • mines to be Eeen whither the Governor Don Andie, Herfasty will say the same of Lprd Wellington and .. his army. The Governor, it is said, sliew.tetters from Lord Wellington; encouraging him to 'Oe'end, the place, and promising to succour bin, .andex . presses great dissatisfaCtion at not hating been suc coured." The Etnpress . of Austria with the Archduchess Leopoldiue, arrived at Prague ou the 30 th oh. from Toplitz. The funeral of the - Queen•of PrUssia took-place on the 30th ult. at eight o'clock in, the cvetiiog. Her remains vvere deposited:in the Cathedral. ' The English brig, the Fountain, 130 tons btirthen, from Liverpool to Wbodbn c.ge,, wall a cargo of rock salt, was carried into Calais °a the sth iostaTit. She was taken within a short &stance of Dover t,y La Josephine privateer, of CalJis. • BUCHA 411,T; JULY 10.-By order of, tare General Baron d'Etiglehard, President•of the Dikin of lachia, a solemn thanksgiving was this day celebrated here for the advantages obtained by tie Russian army ; and this eveningAiere i a igenetal -iilotnina . tit* The official accottet.s that e been publish ed upon this occasiO9 -are a's fullow After the reduttion of Silistria, Flasartscliik,, Turtultai and Rasgrad, the General ur Chief, Count Kamenskoi, advanced with his victorious army to Schainla. General Papadopula was killed by a mus ket-ball as he was reconnoitering the redoubts which surround Schumla but in the sequel, those en . trenchments were carried by the 4tassians, - .wfic, after destroying a great number ofthe enetny,,drove the army of the Grand Vizier into the town, where it is closely blockaded, and must experience a great scarcity of provision .and forage. On the Ist. itist t it attempted a sortie; but. Major-General Woineff, who penetrated the designs of the Turks, advanced to meet them, and killed 200 of them: , The enemy upon this fled with such precipitation, that only BO of them could be taken. " Major-General Yzideroff has also gaincd several • a dtatitages over the enemy near Varna, and it is o ped that lie will soon he in possession of that city, . ms s .... '•' • - , I : , t. .. '•:. a - 75 ..1 .., 1 1E, :, 4•,, ' . ' --, 4,4 mi l „ '74 ‘.' A, -- .... ..,.. s , . i .e --V -.- ' A - el ..... -- y .., , . - • ' 4. 1 • - .1 - f ~.~a 4 1, , N , .• [PR/CL SIXPZNCE HALPPEN N Y • near which Andte•w, King of Hungary, was feared by the enemies of Christendom: " From the 27th - ult. the .Ist inst. the garrison of Rudschuk daily attempted sorties; but .the, G -- neral of Division' Saas, and General Weinsky and KihOff,' in every instance, drove them b.,ck into . the town with considerable l- ss. " On the other hand General_ Count , Zonkahotr, who is at present in communication - with the Ser vians, continues to make progress. ,The town Persa-Palanka surrendered on the 3d ; upon which occasion theie fell into the .bands of the Russians, three "stand of colours, •14 pieces- of ordnance, 20,000 cartridges, 780 gienades and balls, 2t;otsO measures of flour, 801bs. - Of lead - and- isolbs.' of powder, with a peat quantity of* muskets. Ti,e garrison, consisting, of 732 Turks and Pandoilri, were Made prisoners of war. Ten thousand Turks havts-aiready passed through this place co 1.11 . ..4: way to RuSsia. " Amidst the horrors of war, his ExcOtency Count Kamenskoi causes private ploperty to b e te speCted. He has ordered the restitution of H gre, t quantity of merchandize, belonging to the Turf-:, that had been seized." ' .VIENNA, JULY 37.—A body.of 30,000 Russi a ns still remain quartered in the cotintries which Ittts- • sia acquired by the last treaty between the Courts of St. Petersburgh 'and Vienna. It is this day reported by 'persons who affect to 'have the best information with regard to the evcirs of the ,wat betm:een The Rus-dang and Turks, that the Russian army, having attacked the Turks on the I ith and 12th, sustained j, considerable 10S5 ; but that having renewed their attaelCon the 'Gilt, they succeeded in surrounding the brand Vizier, and cutting off the remains of his army.' This ; it,- telligence, howeVer, has no,ollicial charaUer, 'and of course requires corifirmation: AMSTERDAM, AUG. 6.--6. The following notice has been published here:— • " The bireetor of the imperial Customs hastens to acquaint the Merchants, that' a Decree. of the Emperor and King, dated July 31, which. has been just communicated to him by his most. Serene • Highness the Arch-Chanc e ll or o f t h e Empire, Duke of Placentia, contains some modifi , :ations and altera tions in the Tarjf that have heel. already,publi,hed, which are to bl..t.pplied to the colonial produce a;- ready in Holland:;' and that the 'same Dcefee regu lates the manner and period s o f payment. He fees it to be his duty to make public this degree ; as well as the Tarif, to put an end to the impatience of the mercantile' classes. . g! Palace of Si. Cloud, July 3 I isl O. " Napoleon, by the Grace of God and the Con taitutioti, Emperor of the French, King of Italy, Protector of the Confederation of the IttAne, vle• dimor of the.S%'-iss contedcrdcy, &c. &c. &c. We have decreed, and do decree as• follow Art. 1. The .duty of fifty per cent. to which coloni.il produce in Holland is subject by our Lupe perial becrce Of the gth of July, 1810, is to be pus jail!) the first 15 days of September. " The payments may be wade is bondi, with suirrcient security, taken for the amount of a third of the duty, at tfift , e, six ; and nine months. Those who are not disposed -to avail themselves of this -delay, and who are willing to pay in advance!, will receive an abatement of Orie 7 balf per cent. per wont h. " The duty of fifty per cent. ort the value will be colleded according to the, schedule annexed to the present Decree. • They, however, who wi!l deliver in their declarations before the 15th 'of Au+ . gust, will pay only forty per cent. instead of fifty that is to say, four-fifths of the duty imposed by the Turif. " Such colonial produce as shall not be declared before the ! . first of September, the term fixed by Our Decree of the yth of. July, shall be seized, and con fiscated. Every proprietor or depositary, who shall not have. fltade,the prescribed declaration, shah be subjea to the payment over and above of a sum equal to the value of the tnerchandize." L'Onrsx - r, AUG. 3.--This morning, at eight o'clock, the American galliot, the Flach, arrived Boni New York with an - EL - Ivoy from time United States. • The privateer La Dame D'nouf, sailed from Bev theatune7roads on the 2.3 d July ; the next day sh 4 took possession of two Spanish vessels ; one boi.111(1 .fiom London to the. Caraecas in ballast, the other from Bristol to Cadiz, with some cases of• coatse ironmongery, _which were 'thrown °vet board.- The fir,t of these vessels wl:s sunk. Ort, the estil sire took the English Starling, of r 2.5 tons from Martinique to London, witii cargo .of sugar, cotne, cocoa and liqueurs.. Th 6 : vessel was tbspatael for France,, but nu news of her arrival has yet been received. The• same day she 'attacked a letter of marque, and would certainly have taken her, but that La ,Dame Ernouf's mizen-mast was carried away at the very moment she ,was going to board. This and Other damages- received trot the enem}'s tine obliged the privateer to haul off to repair. _ The nature of these damages not admitting of their being repaired at sea, La Dame Ertund ‘A as under the necessity of relurning to France. St.e ar- rive tat Benaudet on the evening of the 28th, ants a severe Chace from a frigate, which the giekii supe riority of her sailing enabled her to escape. PRgSBURGII, JULY 2b.—No accounts have reach• ed us lioln Wallachia of the battle that must taken place in the vicinity of%Schumia between the Turks and Russians. • Czertii-George, on the xoth ult. adi►anced to Bjnja and Deligrad with a corps of 10,000 PICTUALLMG-OFFICE, Bug. 17, Aso. I"HE COMMISSIOIVBRSfer VICTUALLIAVG Il IS MAYESTI"s NA I/ r do hereby give Notice . , That on' Friday, the jut iaVant, th 7 will be ready to re. ceive Tenders, in writing (sealed 0), and treat for Two Hun dred Tons of MU_SCOV ADO :SUGAR, to be answerable to Samples to be produced with the Tenders, to be delivered in th e original. Packages at the !ate of from Seventy to Eighty Tons per week, into bis Majesty's Vitivalling Stores at Deptford; and to be paid fur by Bills, payable with Interest, ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contraa may be sten at the Sectetary' s Office. Na regard will be had to any Tender in which the P'rtre not be inserted in words at length, or that shall nut he de livered ti the Board before One o'clock on the said Friday, the ust instant, nor unless the' Person who makes the Tender, ,or some Pe?son,on his behalf, attends, .to anrumr When called for. In the 'Press, and will be published the 23d instant, by • Chapple, Pall-Mall, • • Dedicred to Sir Francis Burdett, 'Part. THE AGE ; or the CONSOLATLONS of PHI , • LOSOPHY, a kioem. Pan First. " Nor love thy life, nor hate, but while thou liv'st ". Live well ;• how long or short, permit to Heay'n. PRICE ON THE PICTURESQUE. This Day was published, . Neatly printed, a New Edition, with considerable Additions and Improvements, - in Three Volumes, Bvo. pricell. 7s. boards, of L' SSAYS on the PICTURESQUE, is compared Ej with the/Sublime and the Beautiful ; and on Ate Use of study. tlg Pietures, - for the purpose of improving Rea' Landscape By UVEDALE PRIcE, Esq. London: Printed for I. Maivein.in, 22, Poultty. This Day was published, In One VOlume Octavo,' pike t.s. in boards; the Second ___ _ - Ltiitiono, - - T HE. BOROUGH ; a Poem, in Twenty-four LETTEK.S. , . By the Rev. G. CRABBE, L. L.B. Printed for 1. Hatchard, Bookseller to Her Majesty, 190, Piccadilly. lice may be had. price One Guinea, in boards,. A few Copies on fine royal paper,, and shortly wlll be published, a Third' Edition of the Borough, in two small volumes, price 125. in boards, uniform in size and Type with the Poer..«; by the same Anther. • SALES, &c. IV/ER! SHEEP, just Imported from Spain, By C. T. TOWER, Esq. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the King's Arms Inn, Bagshot,!yurrey, Monday the 27th August, UPWARDS of , One Hundred: RAMS and EWES of the Paular and Nr!giette Flocks. The whole are in excelreni Condition The o'Clock in the Morning, And the Sale to begin at Eleven. • Catalogues and fur her Pa , ticulars will be timely delivered by Thomas M Alin and Co. WoOl Brokers, No. 63, Coleman :Meat n.• To BE SOLD BY•AUCTION, 'Avthe Cross Keys Inn, Osvvestry; in the County of Salop, .on Thursday, the 3oth day of August inst. at two o'clock in the afteyuoon, UNDICY . Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, 0. comprising the whole.) sta'e of Lloran, situate in •the several Parishes of LEinsilin Llariarmon, and . I.lancadwLladr, in . the County of Denbigii Llansainttiraid and Llarifechan., in the County of Montgomery ; and at Llanybicidwel, rs in the • . t.'• County of . - Particulars may be had by applying-to Mt.,Prynna!vat Os wetry,, where Maps of the Estates • are ' tleilosited ; Mr. Griffiths, Attorney, DoiAelly.; Mr. Thomas, Attorney, Llofyilin, North Wales . ; MeSsis.. Graham, Kindefley, and Montville, No. 6, Liccoln's.inn, Loudon ; and of Jonathan Perry, Auctioneer, SiireV:sbury. TO BE SO1,1) BY AUCTION, On Friday, the - pst day of August inst. at 3 o'Clock, in the A fzer.noon, at the Talbot Inn, in Stourbridge, in the County of tVarcesiti, subjetf to such Conditions as will be then produced, -unless in•the wean tune Disposed of by Private Contract; of Which notice shall be given, _ . and beautiful MANSION called THE .HI LL, the residence of Tii()NieV HUM- FRAY, Esq . situate in - Amblecoat, County ::, of Staf. lord..near to the Town of Stourbridge aforesaid ; comprising a spacious Vestibule, Drawing-room, as feet by 17, with Windoyvs to the hoot; Dining,qarlour, as tett by is, break fast,morn, r; teet by t 3, an ext client Cooking kitchen, Housekeeper's- room, Servant's - nail, Butler's - pantry, Laundry, eight elegant Lodging-rooms on the first-floor, and Attics,. Brew-house, Dairy. Granary,-two Coach-Ouses, two Sta. , 7,les, one four-stalled, the other five-stalled, Waggon- , , stable for five horses; Open stable for t‘Nci horses, a large Barn, Cow-sheds, Wain.house, and other Out-offices, Straw - yard, and Fold-yard, a walled Garden, about an Acre, well planted with Fruit Trees, together with the Lawn, 'Shrub beries, V:easure-.ground, and several pieces of rich Pasture • Land 4ing rcend the said Mansion, containing in the whole 17 A. 2K. SP. These Premises are Freehold of Innoi tanoe, and . ace ornaniente/ with many valuable Timber Trees. - . Possession may be had at Michaelmas next, and the whole is in complete repair and condition, and tit for the reception of Gentleman's family. For further particulars apply fbMr. Homfray, or Mr. Ito. bins,,Sclicitor, in Stourbridge. N. B. The Purchaser may, 'with the permisSion - of the Right Honourable the Earl of Stamford anti Warrington, be accommodated with about 46 Acres of tieli Pasture and Arable Land, adjoining the said Preinises, for the, residue of a term of years, of winch ten years were to cupid at Lady - day last. A CERTAIN DISEASE. DR. -FREEMAN'S Universal and long established Medicine ' called G UTTA SA LUTA RI S, may be depended on to be a certain, safe, and speedy cure for the tm , t inveterate Venereal DiseaSe, Gleets, Ulcers, Pains and Obstructions in the Urinary Passages in either set ; its operation is by, s urine and insensible perspiration. A slight case is generally cured in a few dayS, and a confirmed •LueS in a' short time. Inveterate Scurvy, Fistula, Dropsies, Rheumatisms, Gravels, Weaknesses, and Obstructions, are speedily removed - by these safe and salutary drops. They require nothing to work- no restraint of diet, or hinderance from business. Those who take them may de.: pend on a sound and perfect cure, without the knowledge of any person whatever_ They cause no sickness, and the pa tiena may go about his or her business withot4 the least dan ger. Tne large quantities that are daily sold for exportation and domestic use, prove their efficacy to surpass every other medicine in the known world. Sold by appointment of Ur. Freeman at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, eneapside, coruer of Pa . tortioster-row ;. and retail by one or more Medicine Venders in (-very town, in bottles at 2s, qd. arid is. 6d, each, with ,dyle directions. •